Wriggle Room at Willingdon Trees Community Centre
Willingdon Trees Community Centre, Eastbourne · 10 November to 8 December 2026
Photo: Oast House Archive, CC BY-SA 2.0
Wriggle Room is a free programme run by Towner for under-5s and their caregivers on selected Tuesdays during term time. Sessions take place at Willingdon Trees Community Centre in Eastbourne and combine crafting, story-time and sensory play, encouraging children and caregivers to work together. Snack time is provided for under-5s, with tea or coffee for caregivers.
Highlights
- Free sessions for under-5s and their caregivers
- Crafting, story-time and sensory play, developed with an artist
- Snacks for children and tea or coffee for adults
Getting there
Willingdon Trees Community Centre, BN22 0UT
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